UNDERSTANDING SPIRITUALITY

  Dateline: Accra Witch exorcisms and treacherous cultural boundaries   stephenzook 11 years ago Advertisements (Video footage is at the end of the post. An earlier mistake on my part is now corrected. The video should be public.) Trying to convey cultural differences accurately can be treacherous when a reporter goes from one section of a city to another. Going halfway around the world, then, can create ethical minefields for a reporter. Such is the case with this post. One of my fellow students, Laura Steiner, is writing about witchcraft. By chance, she connected with a well-known herbalist in Accra, Wofa Kissi, who sells herbal creams, counsels patients, and most perhaps most surprising, deals with witches and spirits. Kissi invited the student to a ceremony where he and his assistants would cure people of curses and attempt to expel spirits from the afflicted, and he told her to bring friends if she wanted. So, I got invited to a witch exorcism. Follow the jump for more, including

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PART II WITH GLORIA  obianuju okoye 2 days ago This is a powerful fruit. It is a spirit and very effective for preparing curse breaker. Bury it for 21days for it to be more effective.There are many uses of this spirit. Nature is our miracle. All glory to God. Women can open and use it. Not to be used during period. Sister more blessings to you for revealing this deep secrets. More wisdom. Nature is a miracle. DARLINGTON BENSON I'm happy to watch your video. I could remember when I finished my NYSC in Osun State. A man from the community where I served who took me as a son, he does everything for me and I also took him as a father too. On the day I went to tell him officially that I was living hence my service to Nigeria had ended. I bought a little gift for him which I presented. He said something.. he said I don't have good work that will pay you in order to keep you here but I will give a gift too. In fact, that was the first time I had about arigat

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Scriptural Support for using Salt in Spiritual Challenges and Issues in Life: 1. Job 6:6 2. Hezekiah 16:4 3. 2 Kings 2 To Use it in Bath Look for the Sea Salt and use 7 pieces and pray over it as well as pray the Psalms.  Psalm 35 to overcome your enemies and 91 for Protection. NYANYA Directions:   Watch the Video: VIDEO CREDIT:    CLICK RADIO GHANA.  

A traditional practice in baby care: salting Sinem Çaka Sakarya, Turkey Sümeyra Topal Kahramanamaras, Turkey Nursan Çınar Sakarya, Turkey Lamp made from natural Cankiri rock salt used in bedrooms in Turkey In many societies, there are traditional practices performed to protect babies from magic, witchcraft, or the evil eye. At first, it may seem that these practices would have no particular effect on health. Some of these traditions bring psychological relief for the family, but some may delay the treatment of a disease or cause harm to the child. 1 One of the traditional practices performed in parts of Europe and the Middle East is salting of babies. Along with the symbolic and life-giving nature of salt throughout history, salting has been a part of traditional practices for millenia. Homer said salt was a “sacred” substance and Plato described it as “a dear substance of the gods.” Salt thrown into the water is thought to increase its sacred properties, and Dioscori